Stonehenge

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• Propofol (1726)
• [2006-08-31 9:53]

A simple but very excellent photo, Harry! You've done well to capture this site without human visitors. Bravo!

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• GLEM (2790)
• [2006-08-31 13:29]

hi harry,
very good shot. it's a very interesting pov.

tfs

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• cmoraru (552)
• [2006-08-31 23:19]

Very nice Harry! Wish you could have made it a panorama, to allow for a larger photo with more detail. Thanks for sharing!
Catalin

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• capthaddock (28460)
• [2006-09-01 14:33]

Hi Harry - fascinating and mysterious, the gray skies enhance that feeling, and a coincidence I see this, I will be visiting Stonehenge next week!

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• Tue (24032)
• [2006-09-01 15:12]

Hej Harry,
This is a very good shot of this famous place! You captured Stonehenge very nicely here with the clouds in the sky as the background and the grass in front. Well done!
Hilsen,
Lars

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• Stepan (26917)
• [2006-09-02 3:20]

Mystic as the place must be. The light fits the monument well and the cropping is OK. I just wish you had post a pano version.
Stéphane

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• drago (4814)
• [2006-09-03 12:23]

Harry hi,a nice point of view on this well known monument which i'm planning on visiting someday in the future,so thanks in advance for the glance!
Regards
Panagiotis

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• rhizomes (15313)
• [2006-09-04 13:47]

Hi Harry,
Nice picture of this world-famous monument ! I like the "panoramic" composition. Even the sky, not impressive, gives a great sensation.
Christophe

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• branley (3681)
• [2006-10-19 5:51]
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Hi Harry,

when I was a child I used to pull back my bedroom curtains and this was the view I was greeted with, even as a child I appreciated it. I'm glad you've captured it without people, difficult to do sometimes. There is a fictional book based on a bit of fact, 'Stonehenge' by Bernard Cornwell, which gives a small insight into the effort given to moving these stones. A good capture Harry.

Regards

Stephen

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• tobourge (715)
• [2006-11-02 6:09]

Hello Harry,

It mustn't be that easy to capture this world known site without a tourist on the picture!

Well done.

Tony

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• papagolf21 (49403)
• [2006-12-19 5:51]

Bonjour, cher Harry,
L'on se demande pourquoi l'Angleterre et la France se sont battues durant tant de siècles, alors qu'il existe beaucoup de points communs, particulièrement à propos de ces pierres dont l'histoire n'a pas encore su répondre correctement.
Très belle prise de vue, cette photo, façon panorama est très bonne.
Happy Chrismas, Harry.
Philippe

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• fkokol (1562)
• [2007-08-01 13:59]

Great composition with wonderful colours and sharpness.
greetings,
figen